A man was arrested after a house fire on Brock Road in North Knox County, suspected to be caused by a wood stove. He was using electricity from a neighbor and had an active warrant. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries reported.

Elbert Louis Brown, a South Carolina man who disappeared in 1992, was identified as the victim of a 1993 hit-and-run in Knoxville through advanced DNA analysis.

A house fire on Helmbolt Road in West Knoxville left seven people and a dog homeless; the fire was too intense for immediate entry upon firefighter arrival.

Knoxville Police are searching for Jevess Craigmire for attempted murder after a woman was shot in an apartment complex altercation. The victim is stable, and the public is urged to help.

Flames broke out in a cooler at the Handy Dandy Market in South Knoxville, but the Knoxville Fire Department quickly extinguished the fire with no reported injuries.

The Knoxville Police Department is searching for an assault suspect nicknamed "Snoop", linked to several attacks in East Knoxville. The public is urged to provide anonymous tips, which could lead to a reward.

William Mills, 81, of Knox County, died in a farming accident when his tractor rolled back and pinned him while he was opening a gate.

A motorcyclist was killed in a collision with an SUV on Asheville Highway, with speed as a possible factor in the crash, according to Knoxville Police.

A man wielding knives was shot dead by Knoxville police after a disturbance at an Exxon station, with an ongoing TBI investigation and the officer placed on leave.

Remains found in Sullivan County have been identified as Nicholas Massengill, who went missing in 2020. Further analysis seeks to determine the details of his disappearance and death.

Jazzmine Jacole Hall received four life sentences for the quadruple murder of her child's father and three others, after pleading guilty just before her trial. Her co-defendant faces the death penalty.

A bomb threat at Gibbs High School led to a search by a bomb squad and the arrest of a 17-year-old for making a false report. Earlier, there were similar hoax threats at local schools.

The TBI confirmed the safe finding of a missing 5-year-old Knox County boy, Nolen Wilmeth, and his mother, Emily Livesay, after issuing an endangered child alert.